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Table of 

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HOUSTON 2019 

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Greater Houston Partnership 

Building Permits & Activity 

Upgrade 

Your 

Outdoor 

Living Space 

EXHIBITOR LIST 

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OSHA’s Respirable 

Crystalline Silica 

Standard for 

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16 

Governor Abbott 

Takes Action To 

Extend Texas State 

Board Of Plumbing 

Examiners 

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July 22, 2019 

City of Houston building permits totaled $7.2 

billion in the 12 months ending June ’19, up 20.2 

percent from $6.0 billion for the comparable 

period in ’18, according to the latest data 

released by the city’s Public Works Department. 

Commercial permit values jumped 34.6 percent 

to $4.3 billion; residential permit values 

increased 3.6 percent to $2.9 billion. 

The value of building permits in June this year 

fell well below the level of last year, decreasing 

38.7 percent from $632.7 million in ’18 to 

$387.9 million this year. Commercial permit 

values slipped 21.6 percent to $259.2 million 

while residential permit values plummeted 

57.4 percent to $128.7 million. Despite this 

June’s lower building permit values, year-todate 

building permits for Houston are up 37.2 

percent from the same period last year; 71.9 

percent for commercial permits and 2.2 percent 

for residential permits. 

Three projects of note that were permitted in 

June: 

• St. Martin’s Episcopal Expansion ($44.2 

million permit value), part of the church’s 

$55 million expansion and renovation of 

its campus in Tanglewood. Houston-based 

Tellepsen Builders will lead the construction, 

which includes remodeling and expanding 

the chapel and the chapel music building as 

well as upgrading the educational facilities. 

Work on the project began on July 8. 

• Houston Spaceport ($17.2 million permit 

value), an infrastructure project at 

Ellington Airport, which includes streets, 

water, wastewater, electrical power and 

distribution, fiber optics and communications 

facilities. Texas Sterling-Banicki, a 

joint venture of Houston-based Texas 

Sterling Construction and Phoenix-based 

Banicki Construction, is developing the 

infrastructure. The project broke ground on 

June 28. 

• McDermott’s New HQ ($9.8 million), a 

28,302-square-foot buildout project at 

McDermott’s new HQ location. The company 

is consolidating some of its Houston 

footprint into a single location by the end 

of ’19. Houston-based Harvey Builders is 

responsible for the buildout. 


Monthly Update May 2019 

HOUSTON BUILDING ACTIVITY 

Metro Houston’s construction starts totaled 

$19.6 billion in the 12 months ending May 

’19, up 9.8 percent from $17.9 billion for the 

comparable period in ’18, according to the 

latest data from Dodge Data & Analytics. 

Nonresidential activity surged 26.6 percent to 

$9.8 billion, while residential activity remained 

decreased 2.9 percent to $9.9 billion. The 

12-month total peaked at $30.9 billion in 

February ’15, the height of the chemical plant 

construction boom. 

Construction activity in May ’19 included the 

groundbreaking of McCord Development’s 

124,800-square-foot industrial building in 

Lockwood Business Park, the first for-lease 

industrial project at Generation Park, a masterplanned 

enterprise park spanning 4,000 acres 

on the northeast corner of Beltway 8. Also in 

north Houston, Davis Commercial Development 

and Colliers International broke ground on the 

Cypress Preserve Logistics Center, a 31.9-acre 

property that will consist of two cross-dock 

distribution buildings and two tilt-wall, singletenant 

buildings. 

The value of construction starts in May of 

this year fell well below the level of last year, 

decreasing 41.2 percent from $1.9 billion in ’18 

to $1.1 billion this year. Residential construction 

activity slipped 26.9 percent while nonresidential 

activity plummeted 61.1 percent. Dodge did not 

report what caused the decrease in construction 

activity. 

Further construction last month included the 

start of Hyatt House Metropark Shenandoah/ 

The Woodlands, a 70-acre mixed-used 

development. The project includes a 5-story 

hotel, which features 148 rooms, as well as 

175,000 square feet of retail, restaurant and 

entertainment space. Construction also began 

on Marcel District, a 7.3-acre development that 

will include about 41,785 square feet of retail, 

restaurant and service-oriented space and about 

27,000 square feet of Class A office space, 

located in Sugar Land. 

Patrick Jankowski, CERP 

Senior Vice President, Research 

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Melissa Verhoef, PhD 

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Upgrade 

Your 

(Family Features) 

Transforming your backyard into a true 

extension of your home’s living space is a 

relatively easy way to add usable square footage 

and increase enjoyment of your home. Making 

outdoor upgrades is also a scalable project, 

meaning you can do as little or as much as your 

budget allows and continue enhancing the space 

over time. 

Start planning how you’ll create a backyard 

paradise with these ideas from the experts at the 

National Association of the Remodeling Industry 

(NARI): 

Living Space 

Living rooms and kitchens are among the most 

popular choices for upgrading a patio space. 

This approach allows you to take entertaining 

outdoors with a welcoming environment that 

blends the comforts of indoor spaces with the 

ability to appreciate the sights and sounds of 

the outdoors. 

Comfy seating is a must, but beyond that the 

options are nearly endless. You might install a 

grilling station or even a full kitchen setup that 

offers the same benefits of an open floorplan 

indoors. You could add a fireplace for character 

and warmth, and even integrate a pizza oven if 

your family enjoys a cheesy homemade pie. A 

bar puts refreshing beverages in easy reach, 

while a water feature lends to a calming 

ambiance. 

Before you get started, narrow down the 

many choices by defining how you want to 

use the space. Know whether your goal is to 

create a relaxing retreat, add entertaining 

space or work in another function that fits 

your family’s needs. 


Outdoor 

Living Space 

Entertainment 

Creating an indoor setting outside can 

also mean bringing comfort elements like 

entertainment outdoors. Typical outdoor 

entertainment technologies include music 

and speaker systems, lighting, all-weather 

televisions and theater systems. Speaker 

systems are becoming more invisible as 

they blend into the landscaping as rocks 

or planters. 

However, not all outdoor products are able to 

withstand all weather conditions. For example, 

some products are marketed for indoor and 

outdoor use, but they’re not constructed to 

withstand extreme temperatures all year. Do 

your research to ensure your products are 

appropriate for your environment. 

Remodelers should also be mindful of 

placement of the speaker systems, so as not 

to disturb the neighbors and to maximize 

enjoyment for the homeowner. 


Upgrade Your Outdoor Living Space... Continued 

Functional Features 

Entertainment aside, there are some options 

for upgrading your backyard space that are as 

practical as they are enjoyable. For example, 

adding paved walkways lends both aesthetic 

appeal and a clear path for traveling from one 

section of the yard to the next. This is especially 

advantageous for high-traffic areas, where 

frequent trips might otherwise damage the lawn. 

The material can either complement or match 

the surface of a finished patio space, particularly 

if you choose an option like stone or pavers. 

When it comes to customizing your space, 

particularly if it’s smaller, you can get creative 

with clever multi-purpose features like benches 

with built-in planters and tables with hidden 

drink wells for icing down beverages. 

Find more ideas for upgrading your outdoor space 

at RemodelingDoneRight.com. 

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Source: National Association of the Remodeling 

Industry 

Other functional features you might consider 

include fire pits, which can lend warmth on a cool 

day, and lush vegetation, which can contribute 

both character and shade to the space. If you 

live in an especially warm region, installing a 

cooling mist system can extend the usability of 

your area well into summer. 


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OSHA’s Respirable 

Crystalline Silica 

Standard for 

Construction 

Crystalline silica is a common mineral that is 

found in construction materials such as sand, 

stone, concrete, brick, and mortar. When 

workers cut, grind, drill, or crush materials 

that contain crystalline silica, very small dust 

particles are created. These tiny particles 

(known as “respirable” particles) can travel 

deep into workers’ lungs and cause silicosis, an 

incurable and sometimes deadly lung disease. 

The standard (29 CFR 1926.1153) requires 

employers to limit worker exposures to 

respirable crystalline silica and to take other 

steps to protect workers. Employers can use 

controls laid out in Table 1 of the construction 

standard or measure workers’ exposure to 

silica and decide which dust controls work best 

to limit exposures in their workplaces to the 

permissible exposure limit (PEL). 

Table 1 matches 18 common construction 

tasks with effective dust control methods, 

such as using water to keep dust from getting 

into the air or using a vacuum dust collection 

system to capture dust. In some operations, 

respirators may also be needed. Employers 

who follow Table 1 correctly are not required 

to measure workers’ exposure to silica from 

those tasks and are not subject to the PEL. 

Employers who do not fully implement the 

control methods on Table 1 must: 

• Determine the amount of silica that 

workers are exposed to if it is, or may 

reasonably be expected to be, at or above 

the action level of 25 μg/m3 (micrograms of 

silica per cubic meter of air), averaged over 

an 8-hour day; 

• Protect workers from respirable crystalline 

silica exposures above the PEL of 50 μg/ 

m3, averaged over an 8-hour day; 

• Use dust controls and safer work methods 

to protect workers from silica exposures 

above the PEL; and 

• Provide respirators to workers when dust 

controls and safer work methods cannot 

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All construction employers covered by the 

standard are required to: 

• Establish and implement a written exposure 

control plan; 

• Designate a competent person to 

implement the exposure control plan; 

• Restrict housekeeping practices that expose 

workers to silica, such as use of compressed 

air without a ventilation system to capture 

the dust and dry sweeping, where effective, 

safe alternatives are available; 

• Offer medical exams every three years for 

workers who are required by the standard 

to wear a respirator for 30 or more days per 

year; 

• Train workers on the health effects of silica 

exposure, the tasks that can expose them to 

silica, and ways to limit exposure; and 

• Keep records of workers’ silica exposure and 

medical exams. 

Additional information on OSHA’s silica 

standard can be found at www.osha.gov/silica. 


Governor Abbott Takes 

Action To Extend 

Texas State Board Of 

Plumbing Examiners 

AUSTIN - Governor Greg Abbott issued an 

executive order last week to extend the activity 

of the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners 

past its set expiration of September 1, 2019. 

Governor Abbott utilized Section 418.016 of 

the Texas Government Code, which allows the 

Governor to suspend provisions of regulatory 

statutes prescribing the procedures for the 

conduct of state business if strict compliance 

would in any way prevent, hinder or delay 

necessary action in coping with a disaster. 

Since Hurricane Harvey made landfall and 

caused widespread destruction, the Governor 

has issued a disaster declaration each month 

effective through today. The magnitude of 

what still must be rebuilt is reflected in the 

more than $10 billion of federal funds that are 

newly or nearly available to Texas for areas 

impacted by Hurricane Harvey. A qualified 

workforce of licensed plumbers throughout 

the state, including from areas not directly 

affected by Hurricane Harvey, will be essential 

as those funds are being invested in crucial 

infrastructure, medical facilities, living facilities, 

and other construction projects. 

The Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners, 

whose mission is “to protect Texas citizens 

against the health and safety hazards that can 

result from improperly installed plumbing, gas, 

and medical gas systems,” will continue to play 

an essential role in all these efforts by ensuring 

that the plumbers who rebuild Texas and 

prepare for future disasters do so in a manner 

that will safeguard public health, safety, and 

property. 

To fulfill the demands for rebuilding after 

Hurricane Harvey and keeping Texas prepared 

and able to recover from future disasters, it is 

necessary to continue the Board to perform its 

indispensable role in protecting Texans. 

By utilizing the powers granted to him by the 

Legislature under the Texas Government Code, 

the Governor’s order will allow the Board to 

continue its operations through May 31, 2021, 

giving the 87th legislature time to address 

the matter. And as a note, when calculating 

reach range you are calculating height and 

depth based on the front edge of the shelf or 

hardware and not the full depth of the storage 

itself. 

Be aware that your local City or County may have 

additional requirements that are more restrictive 

and providing greater access than the State 

or Federal requirements. Also, this article is an 

interpretation and opinion of the writer. It is meant 

as a summary – current original regulations should 

always be reviewed when making any decisions. 

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Home Builders and Architects 

In times gone by, it was typical to find 

parades of model homes on home builders’ 

sites. Home shoppers had no choice but 

to visit all the home models in the parade 

and exit back through the sales office. This 

practice has been discontinued due to 

the enormous cost. The downside to only 

finding one home to look at on a builders’ 

site is that other viewing alternatives require 

buyers’ travel across town to another of the 

builders’ developments to see an alternate 

home model. Along the way, numerous 

other builder companies model options 

are available to look at and so, the lead is 

needlessly lost. 

A far better alternative is to create 

interactive 3D models of all the model 

homes. This provides the sales team the 

option of showcasing virtual walkthroughs 

of every home they offer, right there in the 

model home the buyer is visiting. The same 

To view an example of a model home 

3D models immersive can tour, be please viewed go on to the 

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builders’ websites, where the 

builder can keep electronic track of what 

models are attracting the most attention. 

Further, a link option can be posted on the 

front door of every sales model, directing 

buyers to take a virtual tour of that and 

all the other available home models, even 

while the office is closed for lunch or after 

hours. Again, this avoids costly losses in 

business. It’s a far more efficient and costeffective 

option to marketing model homes 

than the current one model only option. 

Legend Homes and Princeton Classic Homes 

are great examples of a company that 

adopted this technology to a measurable 

advantage. Visit their websites at http:// 

princetonclassichomes.com/ and http:// 

legendhomeshouston.com/ to see some 

excellent examples. 

AllWays3D Photography also creates 

beautiful, fully furnished interactive 3D 

models directly from basic 2D floor plans, 

even if the property has never been built. 

This capability is appealing to home builders 

that don’t intend to 

tie up an already built 

home for use as a 

model, or for Architect/ 

design firms that 

provide their clients 

with a preliminary 

virtual tour of their 

home design to allow 

changes before they 

go to permit. They 

may also use them for 

attractive promotional 

purposes. 


VizNavigator – a unique 

competitive advantage from 

AllWays3D Photography 

VizNavigator offers users a unique 

property exploration experience from a 

dynamically driven web interface that allows 

for easy navigation by mouse or touch on 

computers and hand-held devices. Once 

an individual space is selected viewers are 

immersed into an interactive rich media 

experience containing, but not limited 

to 2D & 3D floor plans, 3D tours, videos, 

images and more. Consider this example: 

A builders’ site map illustrates the streets 

and cul-de-sacs within the development, 

segmented by individual home sites. Under 

VizNavigator, each home site is color-coded 

based on its status: available (green), under 

offer (yellow) or sold (red). Clicking on any 

home site of interest reveals a list of what 

home and home elevation style is or can be 

built on that lot. Illustrations can include the 

front elevation, floor plans, photographs, 

artist’s impressions and, if available, a 3D 

immersive tour When the home site (two 

words) is sold, the color code changes to 

red to block further interest. VizNavigator 

will track the level of interest in each home 

or site and capture all buyer details for the 

builder’ sales team if provided. VizNavigator 

descriptions, images and operational 

demonstrations are available throughout 

our website. VizNavigator is only available 

from AllWays3D Photography, although 

we can populate the site with supporting 

documentation, imagery and any other 

presentation materials from any source. 

Modeling for Disaster Recovery 

(Post Harvey) 

Following Hurricane Harvey, everything 

turned upside down. Every support response 

option was stretched beyond limits. It would 

take years for insurance adjusters to get 

around to inspect every Greater Houston 

area flooded home. Mike Fegin, the Founder 

of Design Tech Homes (www.dth.com) had 

the vision of utilizing 3D imaging technology 

to capture the exact condition and very 

accurate measurements of flooded homes. 

Mike engaged AllWays3D Photography to 

complete the assignments and also create 

interactive 3D tours throughout each 

property, including the creation of floorplans 

and .DWG files. This allowed DTH to quickly 

assess and efficiently create cost analysis 

and design/plans for each renovation. 

There is no doubt Mike’s vision resulted in 

shaving valuable time off the wait time for 

homeowners returning to their homes. 

Adaptive Re-Use. As-built 

Capture and Documentation for 

Renovation 


Three Dimensions... Continued 

The most perfect option available to 

capture the exact as-built condition of 

a given property is to scan it inside and 

out with laser scanners and add aerial 

photogrammetry from a UAV to ensure 

every facet of the property and immediate 

surrounding area is captured. All this data is 

then rendered into a composite point cloud. 

Every measurement parameter imaginable is 

then available to design architects to prepare 

their plans for a general refurbishment or 

repurposing adaptive re-use project design. 

A recent project required that AllWays3D 

Photography scan a 308 room, historically 

protected hotel planned for a general 

refurbishment, with faithful retention of all 

its original features and facades built almost 

60 years ago. The project was completed 

in short order, despite the hotel running at 

104% capacity over Spring Break. Every guest 

room, corridor, restaurant, BOH working 

area, common area, stairwell, staff rest 

areas, kitchens, gym, administration area, 

pool, lobby, roof and ballroom’s required 

scanning. The project required the use of 

high-end laser scanners, infrared scanners, 

a professional UAV and professional 

design software. The result was a stunning 

interactive Revit model of the entire project 

and numerous accurate floor plans and 

electronic as-built documentation in all the 

required file extension formats. All this can 

be seen and toured by visiting our booth 

#110, and details for all of these projects can 

be found at our website, 

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Don’t miss our extended overview seminar on 

these topics at 

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140 ANY LAB TEST NOW 

116 APCS 

227 ARCITELL LLC 

435 ARIA SIGNS 

520 ARS METAL SUPPLY 

118 ASHTON SAWING & DRILLING 

339 ATLANTIS RAIL SYSTEMS 

801 AVADEK 

229 AVID ENGINEER 

415 BAD DOG TOOLS 

215 BALITA USA LLC 

207 BATHFITTER 

443 BECKEY BOONE CONSULTING 

123 BEINERT ROOFING & RESTORATION LLC 

338 BELL STRUCTURAL SOLUTIONS 

433 BELT LEASING LLC 

222 BISHOP LIFTING PRODUCTS INC. 

346 BOBCAT OF HOUSTON 

423 BORAL 

626 BORSOS MARKETING 

539 BRANDSAFWAY 

223 BRIGHT STAR PRODUCTION 

315 BUILDER FINANCE INC 

147 BUILDER’S ACADEMY, INC. 

250 BUILDMART LLC 

84 BUYERS BARRICADES 

406 CANOPY SOLUTIONS 

121 CAPITAL INSULATION LTD 

83 CAPITAL PLUS CONSTRUCTION 

SERVICES 

234 CARPORT CENTRAL 

201 CCC CABINETS 

307 CMD GROUP 

316 COMMERCIAL - ACOUSTICS 

622 CRANE INSPECTION & CERTIFICATION 

BUREAU 

216 CSI LED & HARDWARE 

444 CSSI 

335 DALE FASTENER SUPPLY 

135 DANIEL WOOD FLOORS 

547 DECK MASTER SOLUTIONS 

535 DEC-TEC 

*BRONZE 

545 DEE ZUNKER PHOTOGRAPHY SPONSOR 

124 DEHUMIDIFICATION TECHNOLOGIES, LP 

639 DIGITAL VACATION QUEST/ 

SOUTHERN JOURNEYS 

541 DISCOUNTPDH.COM 

544 DIXIE CARPET 

407 DOGGETT EQUIPMENT 

620 DYNAMIC ELECTRIC INC. 

81 E CONTRACTORS LLC 

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COMPANY 

120 E DESIGN HUB 

240 EAGLE INDUSTRIES SERVICES LLC 

427 EDSCO FASTENERS 

340 EYESITE SURVEILLANCE 

611 EZMETAL.COM 

420 FINDAMORTGAGEBROKER.COM 

129 FODS TRACKOUT CONTROL MATS 

509 FOEDERA CORPORATION 

94 GENIUS DESIGNS 

301 GO BRAVURA 

104 GO DADDY MSH INC *GOLD SPONSOR 

149 GREATER HOUSTON BUILDERS 

ASSOCIATION 

317 GREEN MOUNTAIN ENERGY 

434 GREENFORCE PEST SOLUTIONS 

334 GULF-TEX ROOFING & SERVICES LLC 

538 GUTTER FILTERS OF HOUSTON 

416 HEARST DMS 

153 HELLO FRESH 

322 HERC RENTALS 

515 HOUSTON DAYLIGHTING 

625 HOUSTONCONTRACTORSINSURANCE.COM 

603 HUMBLE SIGN COMPANY 

323 HUNTER BUILDING CORP 

549 HUTCHENS FENCING & 

HOME REMODELING 

233 HYDRO MIST 

249 HYDRO SHIELD 

449 IDEAL CONSULTING SERVICES 

349 IESG (INTERNATIONAL ENGINEERING 

SUPPORT GROUP) 

438 INDUSTRIAL VENTILATION SYSTEMS 

517 INSOURCE TECHNOLOGIES 

320 INTECH- NORTH AMERICA 

133 INTEL GLASS CORP 

621 IRON WORKS DOORS 

306 IRONWOOD CONNECTION 

417 JANSEN ADJUSTERS INTERNATIONAL 

446 JD EARL WATERWORKS *BRONZE SPONSOR 

528 JOTO-VENT SYSTEMS USA, INC 

522 JUPITER DESIGNS MFG 

224 JUUL LABS INC 

426 KEPPLE & ASSOCIATES INC 

601 KISS GENERATORS 

526 LEAFFILTER NORTH OF TEXAS LLC 

534 LED CITY 

445 LEDTECH 

344 LIGHT AND TRUTH ELECTRIC 

93 LINRON *GOLD SPONSOR 

85 LP BUILDING SOLUTIONS 

447 MAC INNOVATIONS 

109 MALTA DYNAMICS 

235 MAX SUPPLY 

516 MELTON & MELTON LLP 

247 METRO REPRO 

139 MILSPEC INDUSTRIES 

117 MISUMARU USA CORP 

527 MODERN HOME CONCEPTS 

238 MORRISON & MORRISON, INC. 

241 NANOTECH-SURFACE SOLUTIONS 

BOOTH 

COMPANY 

641 NARI HOUSTON 

350 NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION RENTALS 

144 NATIONAL SIGNS, LLC 

130 NAWIC HOUSTON CHAPTER 

102 NEW TEXAS HOME REALTY 

115 OFF DUTY SERVICES 

628 OSHA / TEXAS OSHCON 

226 PAC-VAN 

228 PATHFINDER INSURANCE GROUP 

429 PELICAN VIEW DRONE SERVICES, LLC 

506 PERMIT PLUS SAFETY BOX 

540 POCKET ESTIMATE 

239 POLAR ICE, INC 

523 PORTABLE AIR 

616 PREMIER RENTALS 

607 PROFORMA 

101 PV RENTALS- SALES-LEASING 

128 R WOOD 

106 RAMJACK *BRONZE SPONSOR 

439 REGAL IRON DOORS 

326 RHINO FLEET TRACKING 

217 ROCK POINT APPAREL 

614 ROCK SOLID GRANITE USA 

232 ROLLCON LLC 

501 RTG READY TO GO 

142 S & S INVESTIGATION & SECURITY 

502 SEA CONTAINER SALES 

332 SEIEFFE CORPORATION 

347 SEWER & STORM MAINTENANCE 

220 SIGNATURE MOULDINGS & MILLWORK 

92 SKYLINE CABINETRY *SILVER SPONSOR 

114 SPACECRAFT 

327 STALLION FUNDING 

441 STATE FARM 

422 STONE FUTURE INC 

605 STORM GUARDIAN GENERATORS 

214 STREAMLINE FUNDING 

97 SURPLUS WAREHOUSE 

602 T-MOBILE 

221 TAMKO BUILDING PRODUCTS LLC 

321 TARGET STONE 

82 TAVCO SERVICES, INC. 

615 TDC WATERPROOFING 

345 TERRA GRANITE LLC 

604 TEXAS UNITED REALTY 

95 THE FLOOR AND WALL/ 

GLOBAL GARAGE FLOORS 

203 THE IRON EDGE GROUP 

521 THE J PAUL COMPANY 

328 THE TILE SHOP 

514 TRADES MASTERS 

533 TREX AERIAL IMAGES *BRONZE SPONSOR 

141 TRITON STONE GROUP OF HOUSTON 

100 URBAN LIVING 

127 UTA OSHA EDUCATION CENTER 

440 VIRTUAL BUILDERS EXCHANGE LLC 

246 WCA WASTE CORPORATION 

532 WONDER WALL WRAPS 

421 WOOSTER PRODUCTS 


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Houston workshops 

TOM WOODCOCK 

SEMINARS & WORKSHOPS 

Keynote Area 

All Seminars at the Build Expo are FREE to attend! 

Build 

expo 

Closing Construction Deals : keynote 

WEDNESDAY :: 1:15PM - 2:15PM 

Target Audience: Architects, General Contractors, Subcontractors, Builders, and Remodelers 

Construction sales is an ever moving target. Techniques that worked years ago are less effective, yet some traditional 

sales methods still produce. Which do and which don’t? How do you know which? What new technologies and sales 

systems do you adopt? Does social media really produce opportunity in construction sales? Where do you put your sales time and 

attention? These are all great questions and will be answered. 

Key points addressed: 

• What new technologies should I incorporate 

• What truly works in construction sales 

• How do I manage my sales effort 

• What is working currently in regards to construction selling 

TOM WOODCOCK 

Keynote Area 

Networking and Association Use : keynote 

THURSDAY :: 1:15PM - 2:15PM 


Many contractors never join relevant associations that can produce revenue for them. Even worse they spend 

the dues money and don’t maximize the effectiveness of the association. We will layout how to determine 

what associations to join, how to work them and get business from your involvement. The single greatest way to find grouped 

customers and network contacts is right in your backyard association! 

Work them to the fullest and you’ll never make a cold call again! 

TOM WOODCOCK 

Room 605 

Beating the Price Objection 

WEDNESDAY :: 9:30AM - 11:00AM 


Stop letting price be the determining factor in winning projects! This topic deals specifically with the pressure to 

always be low. Learn the sales tools necessary to get the inside track in the bidding process. The goal being to 

consistently win projects and raise profitability on those projects. The most common mis-takes made in bidding are 

revealed and countered. 

TOM WOODCOCK 

Room 605 

Common Construction Mistakes 

THURSDAY :: 9:30AM - 11:00AM 


Many in the construction industry consistently make the same mistakes that kill their opportunity. There are many 

common errors and mentalities that hinder sales success. We’ll put a light on these problems and give the behaviors 

that counter them. Make sure your approach to the customer base is the most effective possible. 

These errors are often made without the contractor even realizing they’re making them. This cripples their chances of winning 

profitable projects. 



JOSHUA RAMSEY 


Room 604 


Build 

expo 

Google Specialist Teaching – 2019 Website Strategies (Part 1of 2) 

WEDNESDAY :: 11:00AM - 12:30PM 

Target Audience: All building and construction professionals 


Learn the newest updates from Google. How to improve your website to drive more leads. 

Additionally learn: How SEO works. How to hold your SEO person accountable. Receive Free Access to THE MOST 

Comprehensive SEO Testing Tool Available Online. Offered only to attendees, A complimentary gift from Build Expo. 

Following the teaching session there will be a Q & A forum and optional website review. 

E-Mail support@strategicpointmarketing.com before the show and receive 3 Free Google Tools added to your website. 

JOSHUA RAMSEY 

Room 604 

Google Partner Teaching Deeper Online Strategies. (Part 2 of 2) 

THURSDAY :: 11:00AM - 12:00PM 

Target Audience: All building and construction professionals 

Be Found By Your Customers :: 

Teaching material will include: 

1. Google Upcoming Changes (additional from day 1) 

2. Voice Search – What Does the Future Look Like? 

Generate More Online Leads 

3. Improve Online Visibility 

4. MORE contacts and leads from your existing website 

(exact strategies you can use THAT DAY!) 

If you have been wondering what Google is looking for and doing behind the scenes, are confused by online sales people and 

don’t trust what they’re saying… This is the class you MUST attend. We’ll Explain Step By Step What Google Wants You To Know. 

Then In Closing You Can Ask Anything You Have Ever Wondered About SEO to the Google Partner and Get Direct, Honest, 

Unfiltered Feedback to Your Questions. 

SALEH MUBARAK 

Room 604 

Construction Project Acceleration Part 1: The concept of cost-time tradeoffs in 

construction projects 


Target Audience: Builders and Contractors 

Construction project compression is an extremely important issue for contractors and owners, yet it is one of the most 

misunderstood concepts leading to tremendous waste of resources and money. It can even get worse when an acceleration 

effort backfires and causes a delay in addition to the extra cost. The relationship between project cost and duration is intimate 

and interesting. Some projects have a “must” completion date while other projects have the least cost as the #1 objective. 

Contractors need to understand this relationship: Sort out and calculate all options, and then allow the owner to make an 

educated decision. This seminar explains the cost-time relationship and the process of calculating the optimum durations; cost 

wise and time wise. 

SALEH MUBARAK 

Room 604 

Construction Project Acceleration Part 2: A numerical example for calculating 

the least-duration (crash duration) and least-cost duration 



Construction project compression is an extremely important issue for contractors and owners, yet it is one of the most 

misunderstood concepts leading to tremendous waste of resources and money. It can even get worse when an acceleration 

effort backfires and causes a delay in addition to the extra cost. The relationship between project cost and duration is intimate 

and interesting. Some projects have a “must” completion date while other projects have the least cost as the #1 objective. 

Contractors need to understand this relationship: Sort out and calculate all options, and then allow the owner to make an 

educated decision. This seminar explains the cost-time relationship and the process of calculating the optimum durations; cost 

wise and time wise. 




JIM WARD 


Room 611 


Build 

expo 

Commercial Property Owners: Receive Tax Savings of $60K - $100K for each 

$1M in building cost. Available for properties costing over $200,000. 

It’s Your Money, Keep More of It. 

WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY :: 9:30AM - 10:30AM 

Target Audience: Commercial property owners 

Recent IRS changes provide commercial property owners additional cash flow through reduced taxes. It’s done by accelerating the 

depreciation. I’ll give an easy to understand explanation of what this means in the class. Learn how to receive tax savings that average 

6-10% of building cost. A $10M building can bring you $600,000 to $1 Million in additional cash. Do you have $500,000 invested in a 

tenant space improvement – increased cash of $30-$50,000. 

This interactive class will include: 

• An easy to understand overview of the new tax laws. 

Explanations will be for non-accountants and everything 

shown will apply directly to your property 

Property types will include: 

• New Construction 

• Purchased Buildings 

• Properties owned for several years 

• Residential Rental Property 

• Descriptions of the process used to get these tax savings to you 

• Review of various past projects showing tax savings 

received and fees charged. 

• Tenant Spaces 

• Remodels & Renovations 

• A closing Q&A with include plenty of time to answer all your 

questions 

JOHN O’CONNOR 

requirements. 

Room 608 

An Overview of OSHA’s Mobile Crane Operator Requirements 


Target Audience: General Contractors, Builders, and Safety Professionals 

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has finalized the long-awaited approach to crane operator 

qualification and certification, by updating the safety requirements related to cranes and derricks used in construction. 

The new rule establishes a three-fold approach for the qualification of crane operators. John O’Connor or Larry Kime 

of Crane Inspection & Certification Bureau (CICB) provides a fundamental overview of the crane operator qualification 

Training - The employer must provide each operator-in-training with enough training to ensure that the operator-in-training 

develops the skills, knowledge, and ability to recognize and avert risk necessary to operate the equipment safely for assigned 

work. This is achieved through a combination of formal and practical instruction. 

Certification - Once training is complete, certification/license is required. The operator is required to pass a written and 

practical exam on the type of crane (i.e., fixed cab, swing cab, lattice boom) to be operated. The certification must be issued by a 

nationally accredited certifying agency, such as the NCCCO and it must be documented. 

Evaluation - The employer must conduct an evaluation of each operator to ensure he/she is qualified. This is determined by a 

demonstration of the skills and knowledge necessary to operate the equipment safely and the ability to recognize and avert risks 

associated the operation. The skills and knowledge include those specific to the safety devices, operational aids and software 

that the crane is equipped with, along with considering the size and configuration of the crane to be operated, including the 

crane’s lifting capacity, boom length, attachments and counterweight set-up. can be demonstrated that it does not require 

considerably different skills, knowledge, or ability to recognize and avert risk. 

TONY SPEARINK & MIKE CHAWAGA 

Room 607 

A Survey of 3D Scanning Technology Options to up Your Game 


Target Audience: General Contractors; Property Developers: Home Builders: 

Residential & Commercial Realty: Architects: Renovation Specialists 

The difference in a horse race is often measured by only a nose, yet the difference in the prize is enormous. This 

seminar will explore ways to help you win more often, at less cost and with greater efficiency. We will review 3D scanning technology 

options and the use of the powerful VizNavigator overlay for those in the architecture, building and construction related industries to 

improve measurement accuracy, better inform your team and your customers, create stunning marketing options, help customers make 

informed decisions and avoid lost sale opportunities. All while greatly improving the impact of your websites. 



LARRY OXENHAM 

Room 609 



Build 

Don’t Kill Your Golden Goose – Lawsuit Protection, Tax Reduction & Estate 

Planning Strategies to Protect & Perpetuate your Business 



Is your financial house in order? Discover the tools you can use to become invincible to lawsuits, save thousands in 

taxes, and achieve financial peace of mind. 

By the end of the presentation you will know how to: 

1. Protect 100% of your assets from lawsuits. You will learn how to make yourself so unattractive to a plaintiff attorney that they will 

never pursue a lawsuit against you. 

2. Save thousands of dollars each year in taxes. You will learn five tax reduction strategies most people fail to utilize, which could save 

you more than $10,000 each year in taxes. 

3. Avoid probate and eliminate all estate taxes. You will be taken through a checklist of items that are important to every estate and 

business succession plan. You will learn what you should be doing now to prepare for successful business and estate secession. 

expo 


ANDREW P. MOORE 

Room 609 

Cyber Security and the Construction Industry 


Target Audience: Architects, Designers, Contractors, Subcontractors, Builders, Remodelers, 

Engineers, Facility Managers, Property Managers, Building Owners 

Cyber threats to the construction industry are common. It is not a matter of “if” there will be a security breach, but 

“when” there will be a breach. Data theft, ransomware, email phishing and targeted service attacks are common place 

in today’s market. IronEdge will provide a comprehensive overview of actual threats present today as well as actions business owners 

and managers can take to protect their organization, clients and employees from digital crime. We will review the latest in applications, 

services and processes that can be implemented to aid in the defense of your business. 

ROLAND HERNANDEZ 

Room 603 

Advanced Topics in Glued-Laminated & Cross-Laminated Timber - 

With a discussion on Mass Timber Construction 


Target Audience: Architects, Engineers, and Design Professionals 

Glued-laminated timber (glulam) and cross-laminated timber (CLT) will be described in this presentation to provide 

attendees with a thorough understanding of their manufacturing process, the available species, design values, 

connection detailing, and handling. This will assist designers in properly specifying them in Mass Timber buildings. 

Several project examples will be discussed. 

BRYON PARFFREY 

Room 602 

Estimating 


Target Audience: General Contractors and Builders 

Mr. Bryon Parffrey of The Builder’s Academy, Inc. will teach this course covering how to estimate costs of building 

materials and services. This class will empower you to save money as you build your dreams. Be ready to take lot’s of 

notes and have your questions answered by an expert. - Listen to Builders Academy at https://ksevradio.com/builders-academy/ 

CHRIS WALLACE & WENDY WADE 

Room 600 

1 / HSW AIACredit* 

Tax Strategies for Contractors 


Target Audience: construction or industry suppliers and business owners 

Although the Trump Tax Cuts have fundamentally changed many of the old rules of business taxation; most business owners 

have not adapted their tax planning to take full advantage of the new opportunities. This is especially significant for the construction 

industry. Contractors have a variety of the new rules recently enacted – including changes to the Domestic Production Activities 

deduction, construction contract accounting, and construction equipment write-offs. This action-packed class will educate you on these 

changes and demonstrate how old and new techniques relating to entity structuring and compensation planning can minimize taxes 

and increase asset protection. We will also explore how more sophisticated techniques, which are commonly used by high net-worth 

individuals and business owners, can also be used to dramatically reduce tax burden for contractors. - www.sta-na.com 




ROMNEY NAVARRO 


Room 610 


Build 

expo 

Unlock the Vault 


Target Audience: Real Estate Investors and Developers 

Every kind of investment requires capital. But, unlocking that capital or obtaining the right kind of funding isn’t 

always so clear cut. Many investors turn to banks to finance their real estate construction and renovation projects. Some turn to 

hard money lenders or other sources of private capital. Some investors take advantage of more than 1 of these resources. Every 

lender has their own specific criteria by which they determine how much to lend and to whom. Unlocking the value to project 

financing starts with transparency and the ability to prove your qualifications and dependability. 

HEATHER HELLMANN 

Room 600 

Impact of Social Media & Brand Identity 


Target Audience: All Building and Construction Professionals 

Mastering Social Media is on the top of the agenda for almost all business executives. They are constantly working 

to identify ways in which their firms can make profitable use of the popular Social Media platforms: Instagram, 

Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube. 

Consumers traditionally use Social Media and the Internet to simply expend content: they read it, watch it, and use it to make 

informative buying decisions. They are able to use these platforms for a variety of purposes because they have immediate access 

to this information in the palm of their very hands. 

This represents the social media phenomenon. This phenomenon is known to have significant impact a firm’s reputation, 

sales, and even survival. Yet, many executives neglect this form of media because they do not understand what it is, the 

various purposes it serves or how to engage with it. When used correctly, Social Media can monetize your sales and business 

growth. Platforms such as Instagram, Facebook and Twitter enable the creation of virtual customer environments (VCEs), 

online communities of interest formed around specific firms, brands, or products. In today’s market we see this as the instant 

gratification sale. 

Increasing your engagement and strengthening your brand identity is vital to the success of this process. I am here to provide 

you with the steps necessary to develop this type of presence. In this presentation I will coach you through the process of 

establishing your business’ brand identity across a variety of social media platforms and show you the impact it will have on your 

sales strategy and overall business goals. 

HEATHER HELLMANN 

Room 600 

Alignment with Sales Goals for Growth & Sustainability YOY 

THURSDAY :: 11:30AM - 12:30PM 

Target Audience: All Building and Construction Professionals 

Having a properly aligned Marketing and Sales department can make or break a business. Did you know that 

getting these departments on the same page is major struggle faced by many companies around the world? If you 

really boil it down, the marketing team is at the mercy of the sales team. But the marketing team is only successful 

if the sales team is. A company can sink hundreds of thousands of dollars into marketing tools, resources and campaigns, but 

unless the sales goals are aligned with these campaigns you will not see the ROI you are hoping for. 

Bottom line: Marketing’s main purpose is to generate solid leads that Sales can turn into customers! Their ability to close these 

deals and gain new customers is depend on the marketing department handing them leads that they can use. Ultimately, 

marketing and sales are intertwined and equally dependent on each other. 

Shouldn’t we all be on the same page? So often the marketing and sales teams play like they are on separate teams when should 

be working hand-in-hand. When the two are truly aligned and in regular communication everything just works. 

In this presentation I will be showing you the importance of aligning your business’ communication to get all your departments on 

the same page, and how to set realistic goals and strategies to generate growth and success Year-Over-Year. 



SARAH ANDREWS 


Room 601 


Build 

expo 

The Sustainable Sites Initiative 

1 / GBCI general CE Credit* 


Target Audience: Architects, Designers, and Engineers 


This course provides an overview of the SITES v2 rating system for developing sustainable landscapes and resilient spaces. The 

presentation content explains the intent of each of the five areas of focus – considering water, soil, vegetation, materials, and our 

interaction and connection with a site – along with best practices and related key terms and concepts. 

Learning objectives: 

1. Describe the areas of focus under the SITES rating system 

2. Identify projects to which SITES can apply 

3. Explain key system terms and concepts 

4. Recognize green infrastructure best practices 

SARAH ANDREWS 

Room 601 

Green Schools and Classrooms 

1 / GBCI general CE Credit* 



This presentation provides an overview of green schools and classrooms. It shows how LEED is a good fit for new and existing 

schools. And it walks through some strategies to incorporate or advocate for in schools to make them healthy, resource-efficient 

and environmentally sustainable learning spaces. 


1. Describe the challenges of creating and maintaining environmentally 

healthy and sustainable learning spaces 

2. Recognize core green building concepts and how LEED can help a school 

measure its environmental impact and its progress over time 

GBCI information: 

1. Course name: Green Schools & 

Classrooms 

3. Identify green classroom practices 

4. Describe the role of a Green Classroom 

Professional (GCP) 

2. GBCI course ID: 0920018044 3. CE hours: 1-hour general 

SARAH ANDREWS 

Room 601 

Green Building Basics and LEED v4 1 / GBCI general CE Credit* 



This presentation provides and overview of sustainable building design and construction, including environmental imperatives 

driving the practice of integrated design, and the role of USGBC and the LEED v4 rating system. The course content explains the 

intent of each LEED credit category, identifying best practices, related key terms and concepts, regulations and incentives, and 

concepts in practice. 


1. Describe basic elements of green building 

2. Recognize the intents of each LEED v4 credit category 

3. Explain key sustainability terms and concepts 

4. Identify green building best practices 

5. Explain cost considerations 

KHALID DAVID 

Room 609 

Negotiating Power in a Project Meeting 

WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY :: 11:00AM - 12:00PM 

Target Audience: Engineers, Project Owners, Developers, Contractors, Subcontractors 

Discussion of four types of leverages to maximize negotiation around change management in a foreman or 

Superintendent meeting. Using technology and data to better leverage negotiation power in order to capture more 

revenue, reducing approval times and keeping your crew working. 


Building 

Green Within 

Your Budget 

Few 

builders are enthusiastic to take on 

green building. Cost and ease are 

the main topics of conversation when reviewing 

house plans. Builders believe, incorrectly, that 

green building is more expensive. I am here to 

tell you that is not the case. 

Green building techniques help to create homes 

that are durable, comfortable, energy efficient, 

and healthy. The two key challenges for most 

builders in green building are building design 

and quality of workmanship. Most standard 

home designs are not inherently green – 

ductwork is located in unconditioned attics, 

and complex shapes are difficult to insulate 

and air seal. Common construction methods 

accept sub-standard insulation, air sealing, duct 

design and installation, and weather barrier and 


By Samantha Morton & Carl Seville, SK Collaborative 

flashing installation. If installers complied with 

all manufacturer’s instructions and energy code 

requirements, projects would easily meet most 

core green building standards. 

There are many ways to manage costs in green 

building. Four areas worth considering are 

wood products, reinspection fees, fireplaces, 

and ductwork. 

Wood Products 

Advanced framing eliminates unnecessary 

structural material using techniques such 

as open (California) corners, ladder T walls, 

and right sized headers. Less material means 

lower cost and better insulation in the walls. 

In addition, trusses, I-joists, OSB, and other 

engineered materials reduce the use of old-

growth lumber, instead using fast growing 

aspen and pine lumber. Setting up a central 

framing cut area leads framers to make use of 

scraps instead of cutting long boards into short 

ones, saving material costs. 

Reinspection Fees 

Be diligent in reviewing your green building 

worksheet and standards throughout 

construction to avoid failures and reinspection 

fees. Walk the house prior to calling for your 

inspection. Make sure your trade contractors 

have completed all their work properly, 

particularly confirming that the HVAC installer 

has sealed all their ducts and insulation is 

installed correctly in all required locations. Have 

someone on site during the inspection who can 

make minor corrections such as touching up air 

sealing or filling in a missing piece of insulation. 

Don’t be afraid to ask questions before you call 

for your green building inspection. If you aren’t 

sure of something, don’t wait until the site visit 

to find out something is wrong. 

Fireplaces 

This may be a hard sell, but it’s worth 

considering. Fireplaces are a touchstone feature 

that everyone thinks they want, but since we 

don’t use them to heat our homes, how much 

do we really need them? Why not forgo the 

fireplace and save the money? If you install highperformance 

heat pumps, an energy efficient 

electric water heater, and the increasingly 

desirable induction cooktops, you will have no 

need for natural gas in a house. You will save the 

cost of installing gas lines, and the homeowner 


Green Building Within Your Budget... continued 

will save several hundred dollars per year in base gas 

service charges. If you must install a fireplace, go for 

a direct vent model with sealed glass doors. They are 

more efficient, reduce building air leakage, eliminate 

the chance of dangerous fumes inside, and you don’t 

need to build a chimney. And don’t install ventless 

fireplaces, they load up homes with excess moisture 

and aren’t allowed in any green building programs. 

Ductwork 

Be a trail blazer in the HVAC department. With the 

right house design, you can use ductless mini-split 

heat pumps in main rooms and eliminate most or all 

of your ductwork. Ductless units are now available 

in recessed ceiling styles that should please even 

the most discerning designer or homeowner. 

When installing duct systems, keep them inside 

conditioned space such as open web truss floors or 

conditioned crawlspaces and basements, and keep 

them out of unconditioned attics. And no matter 

what your HVAC contractor says, you don’t need to 

run long ducts to every window in the house. You 

can reduce your duct length by installing high wall 

registers that point towards the outside walls and 

eliminate supply ducts to most closets and small 

baths. When you have a well-insulated and air sealed 

house, there isn’t enough heat gain or loss at these 

areas to require much added heating or cooling. Less 

ductwork means lower costs and a better chance of 

passing duct leakage testing. 

Ductless mini-splits are a good option for heating 

and cooling high-performance homes. 

(PHOTO COURTESY OF MITSUBISHI) 

Article courtesy of www.atlbuildingnews-digital.com 

booth #106 

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Our training programs include both classroom, online and home study programs. We cover 

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Bryon A. Parffrey is a Custom Home Builder, Remodeler, Licensed Real Estate Broker, Licensed 

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THE CONSTRUCTION 

INDUSTRY NEEDS 

WOMEN 

The construction industry needs women. A 

bold statement that can easily be backed up and 

documented by a quick review of recent history 

and the current construction business environment. 

There has never been a time like the present when 

women not only have opportunities to enter, grow 

and prosper in construction related careers but 

they are also desperately needed at every level of 

construction. While some may still categorize a 

career in the construction industry as a primarily 

male focused choice, over the past couple of 

decades women have repeatedly broken down 

barriers and stereotypes to prove women not only 

can do the work effectively at every level, but also 

elevate the industry with their presence. Now that 

it has been established women can do the work and 

are needed more than ever, how does the industry 

attract and retain women for the construction 

workforce? It starts with awareness and a 

commitment by the industry to get the message out 

that women are needed, wanted and must have a 

seat at the “construction table”. Every segment of 

the industry must get on board and commit to hiring, 

training, and promoting more woman. 

Our industry continues to face a well-publicized, 

on-going labor shortage of skilled and nonskilled 

workers. This shortage cannot be solved 


without women. Several industry groups and 

organizations already have campaigns and 

programs in place to get the message out. 

One of the leading voices is NAWIC (National 

Association of Women in Construction). NAWIC 

has been supporting and encouraging women in 

the industry since 1953, when it was founded 

in Ft. Worth, Texas by sixteen women seeking 

to build a support network. Today, NAWIC 

has chapters over the US and are international 

affiliates. The NAWIC international affiliates are 

Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and 

the United Kingdom. The mission of NAWIC is to 

empower women currently in and those seeking 

to enter all disciplines of construction related 

business. The organization does this through 

a commitment to help women CONNECT 

with other women in the industry, GROW 

their knowledge and expertise, and SHARE 

their passion by service to others and their 

community. NAWIC encourages and supports 

women currently in the construction industry, 

but also has a strong focus on communicating 

the professional and financial advantages 

available to woman and girls considering a career 

in construction. 

The construction industry can only benefit 

from organizations like NAWIC and others that 

support and promote women in construction. 

The future of construction not only includes 

women, but it cannot succeed without them. 

Article by: 

Stephanie Goldsby 

Founder/CEO of Urban Craftsman 

Board of Director of the Houston Chapter of 

NAWIC 

http://www.nawic-houston.org/ 

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https://www.facebook.com/nawichouston 

https://www.linkedin.com/in/houstonnawic 

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We create architect-ready plans 

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booth # 110 

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3D PHOTOGRAPHY 

ALLWAYS3D PHOTOGRAPHY - booth 110 

WWW.ALLWAYS3D.COM 

24607 LAVONE CT / PORTER, TX 77365 

(281) 703-8782 

AllWays3D Photography Corp is a Houston based 

company engaged in utilizing a blend of advanced laser 

scanning technologies to create stunningly accurate 

3D models and as-built documentation for a variety 

of industries. These include building, commercial 

& residential realty, adaptive re-use renovation, 

architecture, industrial, hospitality, historical and 

aviation. In support of our reputation for quality output 

we are currently by far the world’s leader in creating 3D 

models for very high end Corporate and Private jets. 

AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 

TREX AERIAL IMAGES - booth 533 

TREX-AI.COM 

2023 ASPEN POINT LANE / 

ROSENBURG, TX 77469 

(832) 623-0913 - Kirsten 

(281) 382-8151 - Travis 

2D/3D Mapping | Surveying | Roof Inspections | 4K 

Video | 20 Megapixel Images | 360 Degree Images 

BUILDING MAINTENANCE CONTRACTORS 

AMBASSADOR SERVICES LLC - booth 333 

WWW.AMBASSADORUSA.COM 

11710 NORTH FREEWAY STE. 200 / 

HOUSTON, TX 77060 

(800) 432-8290 

We are your partner— an extension of your maintenance 

department. 

CABINETS 

SKYLINE CABINETRY - booth 92 

WWW.SKYLINECABINETRY.COM 

12301 N. STEMMONS / 

FARMERS BRANCH, TX 75234 

(888) 860-0880 

Nationwide shipping / Manufacture direct / Concealed 

under-mount full extension drawer glides with soft-close 

feature 

FLOORING 

LINRON CUSTOM FLOORING - booth 93 

WWW.LINRON.COM 

6110 THOMAS RD / HOUSTON, TX 77041 

(866) 4LINRON 

(866) 454-6766 

Epoxy Chip System, Epoxy Metallic System, Luxury 

Vinyl Tile, Vinyl Composite Tile, Polished Concrete, and 

Decorative Overlay 

Single Point of Contact . Professional Installation . On 

Time Delivery 

FLOORING 

WOODWUDY WHOLESALE FLOORING 

WOODWUDY.COM 

163 GLEN STREET NORTH / 

FAYETTEVILLE, GA 30214 

(877) 966-3983 

Woodwudy Wholesale Flooring offers hardwood, 

waterproof flooring (LVT/LVP) & flooring supplies at 

wholesale prices online and in store for our customers. 

FOUNDATION - GENERAL CONTRACTOR 

RAMJACK FOUNDATION SOLUTIONS — 

booth 106 

WWW.RAMJACKSYSTEMS.COM 

2121 BRITMOORE RD STE 4500 / 


(832) 649-4294 

Ram Jack is dedicated to providing outstanding 

foundation services for a wide range of customers 

throughout North America. Our mission is to be 

recognized for lasting foundation solutions and 

exceeding customer expectations-- nothing more, 

nothing less. 

HVAC - COOLING / MISTING SYSTEMS 

HYDRO MIST - booth 223 

WWW.HYDROMISTUSA.COM 

703 CYPRESS CREEK / CEDAR PARK, TX 78613 

(512) 230-6138 

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INSURANCE 

KEPPLE & ASSOCIATES INC - booth 426 

11518 CANYON TRAIL DR / HOUSTON, TX 77066 

(713) 653-4841 

Business Planning - Employee Benefits - Estate Planning 

MARBLE GRANITE STONE 

CMD GROUP - booth 307 

WWW.CMDGROUPUSA.COM 

5922 CENTRALCREST ST / HOUSTON, TX 77092 

(713) 690-6655 

We are your source for premium materials for kitchens, 

bathrooms, flooring and more! 

MARKETING 

GO DADDY SOCIAL - booth 104 

WWW.MAINSTREETHUB.COM 

111 CONGRESS AVE STE 1200 / 

AUSTIN, TX 78750 

(844) 870-9894 

Social without the Stress 

PHOTOGRAPHY 

DEE ZUNKER PHOTOGRAPHY - booth 545 

WWW.DEEZUNKERPHOTOGRAPHY.COM 

4537 MAPLE STREET / BELLAIRE, TX 77401 

(832) 754-7572 

Capturing your project in the best light from the small 

details to the big picture. Based in Houston, available 

nationwide. 

PLUMBING 

JD EARL WATERWORKS - booth 446 

WWW.JDEARLWATERWORKS.COM 

14850 WOODHAM DR STE B110 / 


(832) 230-4282 

We’ll flush your problems down the drain. 

ROOFING - COMMERCIAL 

GULF-TEX ROOFING SERVICES - booth 334 

WWW.GULFTEXROOFS.COM 

5929 BARDET DR STE 129 / PEARLAND, TX 77584 

(713) 391-5422 

We bring honesty and quality to your flat/sloped roof 

design and we’ll always make your comfort a priority. 

SAFETY EQUIPMENT 

PERMIT PLUS SAFETY BOX - booth 506 

PERMITPLUSSAFETYBOX.COM 

101 MILL RIDGE CIRCLE / 

TIFTON, GA 31793 

(877) 737-7587 

Reusable, freestanding, double walled, lockable and 

weighted 

TRUCK CENTERS 

PV RENTALS- SALES-LEASING - booth 101 

WWW.PVRENTALS.COM 

5808 SOUTH RICE AVE / HOUSTON, TX 770881 

(800) 275-7878 

Rent, lease, or buy cars, passenger vans, pickup trucks, 

cargo vans, stakbeds, flatbeds, box trucks, and specialty 

vehicles. 

WALLS - CUSTOM DECORATIVE 

WONDER WALL WRAPS - booth 532 

WWW.WONDERWALLWRAPS.COM 

9000 SOUTHWEST FREEWAY STE. 300 / 


(832) 767-4763 

Custom printed accent walls, 2D wall murals and signage. 

WINDOW COVERINGS 

ACTION WINDOW COVERINGS,INC - 

booth 631 

WWW.ACTION-WINDOW-COVERINGS.COM 

17713 TELGE RD / CYPRESS, TX 77429 

(281) 351-5553 or (800) 255-8107 

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January 15-16, 2020 

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February 11-12, 2020 

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March 17-18, 2020 

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